Activities Galore: Unraveling Exciting Experiences in San Antonio from June 7-12

San Antonio is ready to enthrall its residents and visitors alike with an array of diverse events lined up from June 7 to 12. From enchanting ballet performances to interactive nature lessons and art exhibits, there’s something for everyone in this culturally vibrant city.

Brace Yourselves for ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Ballet

San Antonio’s Premiere Ballet Academy is all set to kickstart the week with a captivating ballet performance based on Lewis Carroll’s classic novel, ‘Alice in Wonderland’. The ballet narrates the tale of a young girl encountering strange characters and experiences in an unimagined world. The show is scheduled for June 7 at 7 p.m. and June 8 at 5 p.m. at the McAllister Auditorium, charming the audience with an extraordinary ballet experience.

Art Exhibit: ‘Unobstructed Horizons’

Art enthusiasts should not miss the opportunity to immerse themselves in a sea of color and creativity at the Agarita Loft. The ‘Unobstructed Horizons’ exhibit, featuring artworks by Charlie Kitchen, Hailey Marmolejo, and Dani Becknell, opens on June 7 and will be on display through August 2. The artworks delve into contemporary themes of the desert and the grand opening will feature a brief performance by the San Antonio chamber music ensemble, Agarita.

Experience the Fiesta Noche del Río

An annual offering by Alamo Kiwanis Club, the Fiesta Noche del Río is all set to delight audiences with its rich showcase of Spanish, Mexican, Latin, and Texan music and dance performances. Starting from June 7, spectacular performances will transpire every Friday and Saturday night at 8:30 p.m. at Arneson River Theatre, right until August 3rd.

Eco-Exploration in Phil Hardberger Park

A perfect pit-stop for nature lovers and families alike, Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy is hosting a “grab-n-go” event on June 8. Attendees can grab a kit filled with a variety of activities to help them explore the park and identify different ecosystems, thus making for a fun, enlightening experience.

Skate for a Cause: Retro Roll Fundraiser

For those who fancy a fun-filled day of roller skating, Ricos Products is organizing its annual Retro Roll skating fundraiser on June 8. Along with skating, participants can indulge in tasty build-your-own-nacho sessions and photo opportunities. The proceeds from the fundraising event will go towards the Junior Diabetes Research Foundation.

Reading Joy: Juneteenth Book Festival

Book lovers can mark their calendars for June 8 as Carver Library is set to host the African American Book Festival. The festival will present an immersive literary experience with book readings, author meet-and-greets, panel discussions, and presentations focused on African American literature.

Master the Art of Gardening

Not to miss out on the plant parents and gardening enthusiasts, the Parman Library at Stone Oak is organizing a gardening program on June 9 to give insights into plants that are most resilient to the local summer heat.

Classical Music Performance and Masterclass

Music connects souls, and San Antonio’s Classical Music Institute is all ready to connect harmonies from June 9. Francesco Milioto, music director of Opera San Antonio, will lead a vocal masterclass, showcasing the talent of young artists from the OSA-CMI Young Artist Program while providing insightful critiques on their technique, interpretation, and stage presence.

Commemorative Juneteenth Block Party

A Juneteenth block party is set to take place on June 11, with food, networking opportunities, door prizes, and more. The event aims to be a fun-filled fiesta, and the proceeds will benefit the Dream Big Scholarship Fund.

Meetup for Single Professionals

On June 12, the Single Professionals Network, a friendship group for singles aged 55 and older, will convene for an evening of conversation, libations, and food, creating an environment of camaraderie and shared experiences.